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Newspaper Page TextPAGI POUR HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON SATURDAY. JULY 2, 14 VmAMK SVNUMt adllo WAl-COLM SPLIT sVUnajinf ttlitor fcntarad m wtoad ela-tj anattw at Um prat offiea of Klamta Valla, OrN oa Auiuii 10, l puts, undar act el coojr. Marc HIHHiM Or THI 4MtVCIAT..U paKSB TIM AtMocialad Pra la annua) aMCl.ulvaly to tha UM ft rt-publirtioa mi all tha local mwi prtntad tn IhU nawa pmpmr at wall aa all A.P aiwt fi earrlar M fey mail KliBSCRlPTlON KATCtl .month tl By man . month montl. tl U By mail ...... t ana Today's Roundup By MALCOLM EPLKT NOW comes the annual presentation of tha Klsm alh Buln Roundup. The how that til bo ottered at the county lairgroundi Saturday night. Bunday and Monday, la the prod uct of the Klamath Sheriff! Pome, which Uila year took on thia heavy community responsi bility. Klamathi roundups have al ways been food. So far aa arena action Is concerned, they have sucked up with the beat of them anywhere. They have fallen short. If anywhere, tn pageantry and special features the kind of thing Pendleton gets from its In dian participation, for Instance. This year, there should be no lack of special feature. The man- EPLF.Y element has lined up more than usual entertain ment acta of hit h calibre as relief from rough and tumble arena action. It should be a good show and It should draw a good crowd. . . a THERE Is more to thia sort of thing than Just throwing a show that will attract people to town and get them to spend their money here. Klamath, as the big town of a big area, owes a responsibility to that area to offer It special enter tainment with something of the big time about It and spiced with glamour. People from the 300-mile radius east, south and north want to get In the family gas buggy and "n. go to town once tn a while. And when they get there, they want to see something different that makes (he trip woith while as a change from worka day routine. Klnmath haa to live up to that expectation. The same Idea Influenced remarks here last winter about the lack of Christmas decorations. Klamath Just vesnt doing Its Job. But I understand that steps hare already been taken to handle that project the coming Christmas season. Briefs From The Pocket File DISILLUSIONMENT note: The Whiftenpoof song, a haunting melody that makes one dream of deeds of heroism and sacrifice. Isn't based on any thing like that at all . . . It's Just a bunch of the dots In their cups, sinning to the bartender . . . Marvin Klemme. formerly with the grating service In this area. Is author of a new book, "The Inside story of the I'NRRA". soon to be off the presses of a New York publishing house . . , Klemme spent two years with I'NRRA ... He once ran for second district congressman OOP nomination against Lowell Stockman, lost In the primary, and thereafter directed StocLnian's campaign . . . Leo Huls. who spent a night In the woods on a recent fishing trip, says the worst tiling about It all was a skunk that kept sneaking up on him . . , The skunk wanted the fish Huts had In his basket . . . After spending the night fighting the skunk and several mosquitoes, Huls got up and made his way to camp, none the worse for wear ... He wants everybody who worried about him to know that he appreciates their concern. Thia columnist Is going to Southern California this week-end. and of course will take the Inside route via Reno and Bishop ... If a typewriter Is handy, there II be reports here about w hat happens along the way . . For some reason. thr- travel ogues seem to be popular . . . Must be the yen to hit the open road that pervades the soul of man kind . . . Anyway, I've never thought my travels were any more Interesting than those of other people f Just happen to have a Job of writing to do and the travel pieces are easy to turn out . . . The reader Interest indicated Is always gratifying ... In 196. when I made an auto trip to New York and back, the late Henry Anderson kept a map record of the entire Journey ... He showed It to me when I got home and he knew more about my trip than I did. SIDE GLANCES THE DOCTOR SAYS Polio Diagnosis Tough By EDWIN P. JORDAN', M. D. Written far NEA Service When polio occurs tn a com munity the parents of children nho become 111 often Jump to the con clusion that the cause of the Illness la that dread disease. Most of the time they are wrong and something less serious la at fault. What are the symptoms which may suggest polio and which should cause parents to aeek medical advise immediately? At the beginning there la usually a period of Invasion which seems to resemble any other general Infection. This lasts for a few hours up to three or four days. During that time there la likely to be fever, a feeling of dixzinesa, some times muscular twttchlnga. a tend ency to be irritable and especially a alight stillness In the neck. Oradually the stiffness of the neck and back Increase and the akin be cornea tender and sore, other signs of nerve damage begin to develop. This does not mean that they should be unduly frightened by every little upset. 0 n " ceea is r m soviet, we. v. n tea u a est. or?. "A lot cf kitting and clinching won't they ever learn what people like?" j The World Today j DeYYirr MACKKN.1K AT foreign Affaire Analyst m Mackriiila Static By RED Hl'RD The Western gent pictured Is Ed die Kent, whose band youll hear Monday night at the armory when Kirk and company engage In a "Battle of Music" with Baldy Evans and his orchestra. He'll duh out with the western Note: Dr. Jordan Is unable to ' muuc tor 10 muiutes and Baldy will answer Individual questions from readers. However, each day he will t PlD Wh' " bfnd "r one of the most frequently asaea questions in nis column. the back. EARLY TREATMENT BEST The best time to make the diag nosis and to begin treatment is as early aa possible. At first the drag THE DOCTOR ANSWERS QUESTION: I am allergic to many different kinds of food and bresk inxua mi j iiu, w "-V . w w-lont in h vm wh.n T T. cause the early symptoms are so.,here ny1hlng C4n , QOne to help besides doing without these 1 much like those of other diseases. Also paralysis may not develop at all. It may be necessary for the physician to see the pauent several times before he can be certain. The early symptoms mentioned can accompany a lot of other In fections. They do not always mean that the disease will develop as polio- foods? ANSWER: There are some fairly new preparations which are called I antihistamine agents which may bring temporary relief, at least in some casea There Is, however. probably nothing that can be done to nrevent nrh hivu myelitis or that there will be anyiwlthout Ioodj to Khlch sensitive uon to a possioie Ganger wmcn should not be Ignored. When In serious doubt It la best for parents to aeek expert advice. try to outdo him 'a la popular ' style. This lad is q u I te versatile. , He plays a qui tar, composes and sings. Some of the i.. ................... .....a England historic. Pensance bay la the scene of a naval experiment which la calculated lo result In the creation of a United Western Ku- rean fleet for defense against aggression. British, French and Dutch men-of-war are massed In (he bay, while B e 1 1 1 an w ar ships are en guged In separ a I e maneuvers with British vessels in neigh boring wier. It Is the be ginning of an effort lo coordinate the widely varying methods of thene fleets so that they ran work aa one. That's far from bring aa easy as It sounds. These navies are aa In dividualistic as are the men who sail and tight them. Their various customs and methods of operation are developmenta of many cen turies, live different languagea In themselves are a hasard for co ordination. The very Idea of such a sub merging of identltlea probably would have brought shudders to that great sra-muier, Admiral Lord Nelson, wiuue spirit paces the deck of every British naval ship unto tins day. Yet the four naura are setting about the Job in deadly earnest. No! First Time I Of course tnis Isn't the first j time that British. Prrnrn and Dutch warships have oisrrated to gether i slier a faslilon, for they joined wnil American sIi!m to form the allied eastern fleet based on Ceylon during the late war. How ever, tills association served to emphasise the differences and con sequent difficulties of combined op era! lulls. Even their all Important Intrr-coimiiuntcatiotu at times got so gummed up. because of Uie dif ference of language and customs, aa to be most disconcerting. My colleague Charlea Urumlch. vho Is an old sea-dog by virtue of having been with the allied I navy in the Ear East during the war. tells me the consensus of The Woes Of Dr. Willis Q Sy FRANK TKIPP There are people who are born to a llle of excitement; and there are born Pattys, forever 111 a muddle. Will Uardner, of whom I've told you much, had dinner with us on his B.lid tilithday. Just passed. We got In m to talking about Dr. P. L. II. Willis, fur whose family he wuiked fur to years. Dr. Willis was a Itochester phy sician, with a summer home on Seneca lake. He also aa a speaker of note; would often awe Mill by returning alter a weeks trip Willi tl.MK) In fees from Ills lectures. Nevertheless the doctor was a Patsy of the first order. It was a dull week which brought him no out-ol-lhe-ordlnary adventure lo amuse the lakeside community. The dinner sherry reminded Will of the elderberry wine he once made fur Uie dixior. It was krggrd for fermentation and a wcxxlrn plug was driven Into the bunghole. Despite his poise, meddling with things outside his realm brought Dr. Willis many predicaments. He got Inquisitive about the wine a bit prematurely.. Ing money which he had teniae through Ills encounter with the kitty. He opened It to pay hla fare; Uie penl-up perlunie was released, conductor conducted Uie celebrity to I asseugsrs changed their seats. The the far end of the smoking car. He was In Isolation again. Dlgnllled though he was, Uie doc tor sought lo live Uie democratic llle of the small community, to when he bought a new cookslove In Welkins and It was delivered, by boat, he rude to the dork to see It salrly loaded on a lumber wagon and taken to hla house. He thought lo Impress the (lienors natives by riding home atop the stove. The lively horses msy have only felt frisky, or they might hate wanted to Jutu III Uie local fun with a horse laugh. Anyway, they mads a sudden get away, and oil Uie wagon, into the road aenl stove, doctor and all luckily Uie smashed stove still under, not on top of Its murUlltd owner. The wooden bung protruded from j the barrel to tempt him. He In vestigated closely, his flowing side j tear-jerkers heaj In a brer Joint and It s Just a llaVal oflirera concerned was that f turned out are Please Dont Cry Over Me." "On the Trail of Yesterday. "Re member That I Phone till ask for CLASSIFIED Save time, trouble, money get quick rami sua a want Ad! II AD I O PllOGKAMS SATtRDAT EVE JILT I KFLW 145 ke. a.-aa tara istmaaa C:ia " IA Bm Taw Naw S.-tt -n-ftl-ltf iMHssUTT :ja Maria Ba4 :& Tia rB AMr ?a fiti-amrex-k H-tl Ortk. ABC 1M SUaraaM Ml4i-. MTki Laa Raartrr AM t sa Trve-twirr Baast (thaw ABC Mil. 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KKJI Lore You and u sUrunc a new week-days Iraturs Mend a Broken 1 Monday. July 4. called Your Mar- rtejie. Its written by Samuel O. and Esther B. Kin. Kline, a Baltimore I've been disillusioned. "The Whilfenpoof Sons" ha always been a favorite of mine. It's got aenti ment. depth, punch and romance I thought. Today, during one of the frequent gab aeutona here In the office, we started talking about the origin of songs, always an Interesting topic. It seems that the song was writ- Henzel Gives Rotary Report Dick Heruel. Immediate past pres cient of the Klamath Falls branch of Rotary International, was feted be the club yesterday noon at the Vlllard hotel prior to hla presenta tion of a personal report on the Ro tary International convention Just concluded In New York. Heruel reported that 3635 Rotary clubs were personally represented by delegates from 63 countries UirouKhout the world, and that tne convention was assembled to further the principal Rotary objective, that of developing peace and greater un derstanding among the nations of the earth. He described the conven tion scene In Madison Square Oar- den, the principal speaker's topics and points of emphasis: also a num. cer of entertainment features. Ro taiy's total membership as of July t was given as 330.000 members In tl countries. The club was also host to the odeo queen, her princesses and official party, and the meeting was conducted by the new president for lsMB-60. Deb Addison, advertising manager of The Herald and News. there were a good many rounh spots in the nperetiutia of the com bined fleets. By aay of illustration Urumlch says: "This fleet msde a series of 'club runs.' as they called them, going out once a month to lav barragee and carrier alr-strlkea on the Andaman and Nlcubar Islands and Sumatra and Java. Arrival of the U. 8. Saratoga attorney and hla wife, a pycholjist uwlniy 0ld r,mer from and marriage counse lor, will draw lhe p,cl(1(. lrrt to . i o( of then- tiles of actual case historiea Drlllg. n,, BrHtah , w hPl,, lor their series lf,v rnnitrd ov,r to Amerl- . ... can sunal flao. not knowing that Oet the owdown from the film- tn, h, n.d ch.frd over to Und capital HoUyaood. from Sheila Brm,n tltnml ,. Tn,r h.d , Oraham when she air. her new nrnuv, Ume .,, ,itllAil tot a series over Mutual. JI, Sunday. 6 30 hile. to 45 p. m. j 11;) rwl , cme vhrn ,h, . French battle - wagon Richelieu oeorge V alentlne. star of "Let j0in(,d the fleet. Baratoga signaled Oeorge Do jt, pn)v,, .ucfuny mn f ltxm a mnyUimt .. eJ 001 " Am"""n H chelieu needed. The Krench came as "Mr. Koraaki - American ' on bark , , tot 1000 bras- his Mondar show over JI. That a ,nd lhe Am(.rlc.n gb. ere is . jo p. m. )m, lbnut M ,wlm ov,r lo ,,,, .. . 'why when a Trench linguist dis- Number ' one stickler t Why do lmyttr thti; ., ,h, french they call It the Railroad Hour when , c,u ift.iCkeia Its a half-hour show? , Wfl) . p ou, of ,,, Anyway, Monday. July 4. listeners .., k. ...n k. the storks and songs of Irving Ber lin's newest musical show. "Miss Liberty over KFLW. That's eight o'clock Monday nlsht. ... Try this for a tongue-twister Jack McElroy has to cut It every day on the Bride and Oroom pro gram, an ABC feature It's "Ammoniated Dr. Ljonr Tooth powder . . . actually destroys bacteria Lactobacillus Acidophilus which causes tooth decay." A deal like that should cause tooth decay. 1)1. Willis aa not !) con lilbuutiy to hla aoes; soma he Jiut couldn't es-aie. Due day as he ap pmaiiird his Hocliestvr tiome. a runsway team of horses as if they whiskers rlBlit over the bung, as i ' !" iiuinber-eHarrt linn arnxs he tapped It sldewise with a ham- ' ' anwaeo rum u...i on mer. The uneasy purple liquid In- hla own doorstep, side heeded only thai much en- Another time he rested In front rouraarmeut I of a fireplace In a Huston hotel. There was a muffled boom and I Wretched out In comfort, his feel the room was filled with elileroeny 'extended toward the lire, he seemed wine. The celling and aalla weie I safe enough from the unending ml-rovered-aud so was the doctor; I adventure which pursued him. likewise his whiskers, lie canceled! Hut the msrble msnlel fell from-, a few of hla lucrative lectures abov e the fireplace and crushed his ' while he bleached his blue beard toes. back to a lute. u( ,. ) lived hit No sooner h.d the couutryslil. ,lloll Mr. ld dlf)1 , nlul ceased laughing than Uie doctor drai. furiiishetl more merriinrui. He had : an aversion to cats, one black and , trust while rat In particular. Hirolling t.tMiu rsann through hU grounds al dusk, he : BAY. Julr 3 tAI Fish, came uikiii thai feline and heaved ernien were encouraged today br a fuck al It. Uie apisrarance of a Urge basking Ills aim was good-and so was : iaik off the bay often a sign the rat s. for the kilty al which he hst salm.sii schools will follow, threw the stone was not Uie one he Salmon fishing has been very spotiy thought. It was another breed ol , here. black and ahlle rat which Is given i wide berth by all who know Its marksmanship. , Another speaking tour was post- poned. The dortor's clothes aere burird and he aeut Into Uotaiinn while he solved an embarrassing problem, whlrh again Involved hla beard and hla head of matching silver hnir. ... When It seemed safe for the doc- ' tor to resume his lours he arrived at the station too late to buy a ticket. Many eyes were on hla compelling prrsonsllty when the conductor came along He reached for hla purse of fold- A$IOb y y4 $10,000. C01", peeheniive Personal U-j biHly polity '( ,ur.l your -Hole family qsintt dameoa euiN. IV, ptotectioe plul Can. pbone e lor iniofeiofi. No oUigetion ol court. I compelling tsrrsonsllty when the t il conductor came along . mil He reached for hla purse of fold- . HI seeing the tieglnning of a new era in allied naval coordination. Learn BEAUTY CULTURE Now Is the time to enroll new classes now forming. l.ow Tuition. Klamath Beauty School its n. ar. ra.a. iiu . aft li 1 vrv 1450 KC 9:30 IDLE-REST RESORT 1 i mile north of Spring Creek bridge Collier State Park lllfhaay M Open Sunday & Monday JULY 3 & 4 let Cream Wottrmclont Soda Fop Lunch MoUriola Got & Oil William Lorenz Manager Jttttit- Cart Herbeirt Edwin Jon, opera tine motor vehicle! fnr hire without chaurfttur't Ucrntf, Final 5 90. Elmr Matthtpw fe.rlL truck, rx rtMMlv bmht. rirva 30. 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